
AutoTune™ User Guide
6.7. Noise Squelch Threshold
This is a test only; there is no alignment.
FM, 1 kHz @ 3kHz deviation
Table 6-17. Analyzer Configuration for Noise Squelch Threshold test
6.7.1. Alignment
No alignment is needed.
6.7.2. Test
The purpose of this procedure is to verify that the squelch circuit operation performs as
expected, blocking noise but allowing stronger signals to be heard. The analyzer is
setup as specified in this section’s Analyzer Configuration table. The radio is placed into
Test Mode at the lowest RX Test Frequency. The radio audio output level is tested and
if insufficient to measure the unsquelched condition the volume is increased. Beginning
at -125 dBm, the analyzer output level is slowly increased until the radio unsquelches
OR is 6 dBm above the Max Limit, whichever comes first. The analyzer output level is
compared against test limits and the final results written to the log file. The radio audio
output level is tested and the volume is increased if insufficient to measure unsquelch
condition. Beginning at -125 dBm, the analyzer output level is slowly increased until the
radio unsquelches OR 6 dBm above the Max Limit, whichever comes first. The
unsquelch output level is compared against test limits and the final results written to the
log file.
Pass or Fail. Noise Squelch Threshold level within Max Limit
Analyzer output level at which the radio unsquelches
Maximum Limit (exclusive) for Noise Squelch Threshold to Pass
Table 6-18. Noise Squelch Threshold test results
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